News: Greenwood (02 Sep 1909)

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Surnames: Denham, Childs, Hogue, Cox, Volk, Buker, Johnson, Sherman, Cook, Van Voorhis, Hartson, Pratt, Clute, Amundson, Prellwitz, Sloniker, Delaney, Hewett, Vates, Gustafson, Olson, Masters, Huntzicker, Johnson, Laughead, Burch, Cadman, Andrews, Baird, Mason, Marsh, Davidson, Hendren, Tuttle, Rosen

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) 09 Sep 1909

Three loads of Royal Neighbors from this city left here at about eight o'clock Friday morning enroute for the grand rally of the Royal Neighbors of Loyal, Greenwood, York Center and Neillsville Camps, which was held in the latter city on Friday afternoon, Aug. 27, at the Woodman Hall. The Greenwood camp was accompanied by Roy Tuttle, and arrived at Neillsville at about noon, where they took dinner at the O'Neill House. Members of the order from Spencer and Granton were also present.

District Deputy Sarah Denham and Eva Childs, a supreme officer, were in attendance when Neillsville initiated seven new members to the order.

At six o'clock a bountiful supper was served, and in the evening a fine program was rendered and a lecture listened to with interest.

Thos who attended the rally from this place were: Mesdames H. Hogue, E. Cox, J. Volk, E. Buker, H. Johnson, Mrs. Sherman, Wm. Hogue, D. Cook, Geo. Van Voorhis, H.H. Hartson, H. Pratt, C. Clute, Amundson, E. Van Voorhis, O. Prellwitz, J.S. Sloniker, A. Delaney. H. Hewett, A. Rosen, D. Gustafson, Misses Clute, Masters, Olson, Vates, Huntzicker, Josie Johnson, Dellamae and Ethyl Hogue.

Nine of the party came home before the storm and the rest stayed to listen to the evening program and arrived home early in the morning. They all report having a most enjoyable time.

G.M. Laughead of Unity was in this city on business Monday and was among the pleasant callers at this office.

Miss Edna Burch of Greenwood was here the forepart of the week for a brief visit with Mrs. Arthur Cadman (Fairchild Observer)

Kin Andrews, cashier of Colby State Bank, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Harriet Andrews, Tuesday night, returning Wednesday.

Hastings Baird left Tuesday morning for Wenatchee, Wash., where he has secured a position as head sawyer for a large lumber concern.

Miss Lois Mason, who has been the guest of H.H. Hartson and family the past two months, left for her home at Wabasha, Minn. this morning.

The Kelly children are enjoying a visit from their cousins, Cecile and Glen Marsh of Hixton, also Leo and Carol Davidson of La Valle.

Rev. W.T. Hendren expects to hold religious services in the Cole Schoolhouse in the Janesville Settlement, Sunday, Sept. 12th, at 10:30 a.m.